I am seeing Password Manager Metadata in keychain all of a sudden.
Is "Password Manager Metadata" in my keychain normal?
MacBook Air 13″
Is "Password Manager Metadata" in my keychain normal?
MacBook Air 13″
I can explain that:
Seemingly that are just two different GUIs for accessing the same backend, which seemingly is called keychain services API.
Per a record some data-fields are shared while others are only accessible by the respective GUI:
I can explain that:
Seemingly that are just two different GUIs for accessing the same backend, which seemingly is called keychain services API.
Per a record some data-fields are shared while others are only accessible by the respective GUI:
1) Could anyone please verify/falsify my explanation that for those supplemental "Password Manager Metadata: …" records that show up in Keychain Access.app, one indeed can remember having added a "Notes" field to the corresponding domain/username record in the "Passwords" settings pane?
2) Another interesting observation (a sloppy/buggy implementation by Apple if you ask me): If you then later clear the "Notes" field in the "Passwords" settings pane, that supplemental metadata entry nevertheless still remains. Although it there is no more metadata. Here Apple forgot to also properly delete that supplemental metadata entry if it carries no more metadata. A lot of bogus/orphaned metadata entries (which technically just carry a Notes="" NULL entry) will accumulate over time. Really sloppy implementation!
I followed this with interest. I have an issue I cannot solve.
I somehow got a password labeled "Password Manager Metadata(<<a bunch of letters>>)" in my keychain for "app.convertkit.com," and I don't know how to use it.
I'm locked out of my account, and there's no way (that I can find) to contact their customer service team (no email, no number, nothing).
If anyone has any ideas, please share them.
thanks,
Kim
I am seeing Password Manager Metadata in keychain all of a sudden.